How are you getting on with your project?
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I want some suggestion for buy property result page, can you suggest me tha layout?
Are you able to give us some more information?
- What does it look like currently?
- What does the user want to achieve on this page?
ya sure
its looking this type, but kindly suggest
What are the user stories for this page?
(A a user I want to do x becauseâŚ)
user want to search home to buy and in convineint price
And what isnât working about it now? i.e. where are users getting stuck?
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I see the ads have a distance in kilometers, but kilometers from what? From the nearest train station?
Why would the user want to view a phone? 
I guess this button shows the ownerâs phone number, but I donât think that is necessary. The number will be displayed in the dialer when the user taps âCall Ownerâ.
This may be a cultural difference, but I would like to know at least the first name of the person Iâm calling. So instead of labeling the call button âCall Ownerâ, you could label it âCall Marieâ, or âCall Richardâ, or whatever the ownerâs name is.
Iâm not a UX designer, so take my advice with a barrow of salt.
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Oh wait, I get it now! The distance is in kilometers from the phone!
How about writing â3.1 km awayâ? That way it wouldnât be as ambiguous.
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And I think View Phone might mean âSee phone details/phone numberâ but that is also ambiguous.
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thanks guys, and please suggest other things that is ambiguous
view phone is for contacting to concern person, same as call owner or agent, but if user press call owner then it will be directly connect to the concern person and view phone is for viewing the name and number of concern person. kindly suggest the button name?
Then a more appropriate button title will be View Details instead of View Phone. Or something like More Information/Details.
thanks, any thing else?
It seems to me that we are doing usability testing for you here, and frankly I think you would get better results if you did the testing with members of your target group.
(The target group could be âEmployed Indians between 30 and 40 years oldâ. Just guessing.)
People from different parts of the world may well have different expectations when they are buying a home, or even just making a phone call. So we, being from all over the world, canât help you fine tune your app for your local market.
I think you should write down the tasks your app is supposed to help with:
- Find homes that are up for sale
- Show their location
- Contact the seller
- Something else?
Then sit down with people you think are likely to use your app and ask them to do those things with the app and record what they think is easy and what they have problems with.
Then you would have a foundation for making changes to your UI and it would be easier for us to help you if you said "My UI looks like this now and the users expects this and that, what would be a good solution?".
Something I was wondering, have you done any research around whether people will be happy to have their phone number so readily available on the app?
From a personal point of view I would be reluctant to do that, I would rather somebody sent a message through the app. I would be worried about my number getting into the wrong hands or if a bot managed to access the app and then Iâd get lots of cold calls. Iâd want to be able to vet somebody first, maybe ask them to send proof of funds before allowing a stranger to view my house.
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Also is there a âmap viewâ I know when we were house hunting we visited one house and then opened up an app that allowed us to view all the houses for sale around where we currently were so we could walk/drive around and check them out from the outside before booking appointments to view.
I think we were using Zoopla at the time.